Faith That Moves Mountain's - Day 5

October 2nd, 2026
by Pastor John Pool

Day 5: You Know the One Who Knows

Devotional
You will not always have the answers. You will not always see what is coming around the corner. And honestly, that is okay, because you know the One who does.
This is where faith and trust come full circle. Over the past few days, we have seen that faith already lives in you, that trust is the decision to place your weight on what you believe, that God is present in every detail, and that your words carry real spiritual weight. Now it all comes together in this: you do not need to have it figured out. You just need to keep acknowledging Him.

When you acknowledge God in the small things, you build a history with Him. And that history becomes the foundation you stand on when the big things hit. You cannot trust someone you do not know. But the more you recognize His hand, the more familiar His voice becomes, and the easier it is to lean on Him when everything feels uncertain.

You are not navigating life alone. You are occupied territory. The Spirit of God lives in you, and He is not passive. He is active, present, and working in ways you may not always see immediately.

So today, acknowledge Him. In the quiet moment, in the hard conversation, in the thing you are still waiting on. He is already there. And He is more than enough.

Bible Verse
"But without faith it is impossible to please Him, for he who comes to God must believe that He is, and that He is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him." - Hebrews 11:6 (New King James Version (NKJV))

Reflection Question
When life feels uncertain and you cannot see what is ahead, what does it look like practically for you to acknowledge God and choose to trust Him in that moment?

Quote
"You may not know always what's going on. You may not always know what's around the corner, but you know the one that does."

Prayer
Father, I may not always know what is ahead, but I know You do. Help me to keep my eyes on You, to acknowledge You daily, and to rest in the truth that You are always enough. Amen.

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